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PITTSBURGH -- Bill Cowher didn't get a chance to chew out the Pittsburgh Steelers following one of the worst two-games stretches in franchise history. Hines Ward beat him to it.
Ward, worried the Steelers' season is fast slipping away amid a myriad of turnovers, breakdowns and poor preparation, challenged his teammates Monday to turn themselves around Sunday at Denver.
"I stood up in front of the team and spoke what I thought and what I felt," Ward said. "We have a great team, but the three losses we have were all by mistakes and you can't do that. I just felt like somebody had to say something. ... I had to get it off my chest."
Players rarely stand up and speak at the weekly meeting, but Ward made an exception following a 33-13 loss Sunday to Cleveland, only the Browns' second win in Pittsburgh since 1989. That dismal performance was nearly identical to a 30-13 loss to Tennessee the week before.
The losses were the Steelers' worst in home games played on consecutive Sundays in 35 years since they lost 45-24 to Cleveland and 45-28 to San Francisco during a 2-11-1 season in 1968.
The two most recent losses aren't necessarily ruinous; the Steelers (2-3) trail Baltimore (2-2) by only a half-game in the AFC North. But they look nothing like the Steelers teams that were a combined 25-10-1 the last two seasons, counting the playoffs, and they know it.
The offensive line is offering little protection to quarterback Tommy Maddox and creating almost no running lanes for the NFL's sixth-worst rushing offense. The secondary is again having problems defending against four-receiver sets, leading to breakdowns that have caused the defense to allow 30 or more points in 11 of the last 22 games.
The fans might be focusing on Maddox's frequent turnovers, but Ward said they are far from the Steelers' only problems. He also made a point of stressing that to his teammates.
"Tommy started the season being our quarterback and we're going to finish with him being our quarterback," Ward said. "Tommy's our guy, and I wanted to let everybody know we have confidence in him."
Still, Touchdown Tommy has suddenly become Turnover Tommy. The Browns intercepted Maddox twice, including Daylon McCutcheon's 75-yard return for a touchdown, and forced a fumble that led to a field goal. Of Maddox's eight interceptions, three have been returned for touchdowns and a fourth was returned to the Steelers' 1, leading to another touchdown.
"We're losing games by mistakes. We're not losing because we're getting outmanned," Ward said. "We have to help Tommy out, take some of the pressure off him and not just let it be on his shoulders."
Maddox became agitated Sunday night following repeated questions about the mistakes, finally saying, "What do you want me to do, jump off a cliff?"
On Monday, his anger had turned to frustration. But Maddox said he hasn't lost confidence in himself or an offense that, remarkably, still leads the NFL in passing yardage.
"I'm not going to sit here and say I'm not frustrated," Maddox said. "It probably wouldn't be as frustrating if I didn't feel as strongly as I feel about this team and what we can do."
Cowher isn't contemplating a quarterback change, but Maddox realizes he can't keep playing like this and keep backup Charlie Batch on the bench much longer.
"I think quarterbacks are always on a short leash," Maddox said. "But that's not something you worry about going into a game. If you do, you're not going to play well."
The Steelers' bad start is nothing new -- they are 2-3 for the fourth time in five seasons -- but their schedule is about to toughen up, beginning Sunday at Denver (4-1). After a bye week, they play St. Louis at home, then make cross-country trips to Seattle and San Francisco within a span of three weeks.
"Now there's a sense of urgency, every game," Ward said. "We have 11 games left, and we have to put on a streak. This is almost a must-win situation for us."
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Asus has clarified to Pocket-lint comments from UK marketing manager John Swatton about what Android version its tablets will launch with later in the year.
We've got in touch with Swatton to see what he really said about the fact that Asus CES tablets may not be Honeycomb after all and it's rather different to what The Inquirer has lead with.
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It's also worth point out that Motorola is gunning for a Q2 launch for its own Honeycomb powered tablet as well. The Motorola Xoom was the only tablet at CES previewed with a rolling video of what Honeycomb will look like.
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A few times I went to religious teaching held in the school basement. I wasn't very old so I don't remember much about it. Mrs. Munce whose husband worked at the substation by the Milwaukee Railroad tracks seemed to be the organizer. When I was about eleven, a kind visiting Episcopalian Minister, Mr. Davidson, came to the school. I remember being there only once and do not remember anything about it otherwise.
My husband's parents had attended the Presbyterian Church in Lewistown, Montana but one summer day as the people were gathered on the steps chatting before departing, a woman announced so that all could hear, "You have a lot of nerve coming here and NEVER putting any money in the plate!" They never returned.
The church was a beautiful, huge castle like building made of stone. I remember it as the largest church I had ever seen .Whatever size, it was massive. It had to be heated in the basement in warm months to keep it from being a cave's dampness and temperature. John's dad's business was to bring truck loads of coal from the coal mines to sell to the area's businesses. He donated all of the coal that was used year around in that church. I bet it was more money than the confrontational woman put in the collection plate! Her biggest contribution was certainly destructive. John's only connection to religion, other than the talk one cannot help but hear sometimes, was when he went to the Catholic church a few times with his girl friend, Betty Vogle.
When my husband and I wanted to be married, fifty years ago in 2008, we contacted the church behind my workplace, a Methodist Church. Curious about some of the things the minister said, we started to read the Bible together some nights. We have never found a place called a church that fit exactly into what we read. However, within them, we found individuals who did. Most people are taught what to believe. It is quite interesting and educational to read the book from which they pick out their choice of bits and pieces.


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Albert Hofmann, the Swiss chemist often called the "father of LSD," died last Tuesday. He was 102.
Hofmann discovered lysergic acid diethylamide-25 in 1938 while studying the ergot fungus. Five years later, some of the chemical seeped onto a finger and he had his first "trip," an experience that duplicated a childhood epiphany in which he said he felt "at one with nature."
Hofmann, who took hundreds of doses of the drug during his lifetime, regarded LSD as a sacrament by which people could discover their place in nature. The synthetic version was originally marketed for use with people in psychotherapy.
LSD was banned in 1966 when it became popular among the rebellious young. Its principal apostle was Harvard professor Timothy Leary, whose advice to "turn on, tune in, drop out" became the rallying cry of the psychedelic era. Although people as varied as actor Cary Grant and writer Aldous Huxley praised the drug, there were also reports of people jumping out of windows. Further, overuse of the drug was said to destroy mental health.
I never did a lot of LSD, having a hypochondriac's undue respect for "medicine" and feeling that my mind was spinning in another galaxy anyway. I assumed I would be among those whom the drug transformed into a gurgling fulltime mental patient.
But I did the drug maybe six times. My first trip was in the gardens of the governor's palace in Williamsburg, Va. I described it in a column a few years back:
"I was lying on the ground, looking up at the trees and griping to my companion that nothing was happening. Suddenly, I heard an alarm and fell into a swirling map of vibrating turquoise, blue and gold vortices – each a door to another world. What actually happened: A peacock roosting in a tree had shrieked, flown to the ground and thrown open his tail. I had dissolved into what religions describe as the purely blissful foundation of existence."
I certainly have no regret for that experience and those that followed. I might say, though, that the people with whom I dropped acid did regard it as a ritual experience, not the recreational one that it's become with usually much lower doses today.
I never made much of my LSD trips until the late '80s when I enrolled in a three-week workshop called STAR in California (where I later worked several years). Part of that experience was two sessions of Holotropic Breathwork, a substitute for the LSD trip developed by Stanislav Grof, a psychiatrist who did much of the early research in psychedelic psychotherapy.
The experience involves rapid breathing over the course of at least two hours while evocative music plays. I did many subsequent sessions of breathwork and use it in workshops I conduct. Although it does not produce the same intensity as LSD, it has the advantage of giving the participant control over his experience through regulation of the breath. If the trip goes bad, you can turn it off.
Grof's research resulted in a fascinating map of the psyche based on birth trauma. I am more interested in the way the psychedelic experience serves as a portal to imaginal reality. Hofmann himself observed this, and, later in life agreed that there are less radical means of glimpsing the "other" reality: "meditation, dance, music, fasting."
In penetrating imaginal reality, we apprehend not only life's underlying sense of interdependence, but the spontaneous and consistent way that deeper reality expresses itself – in dreamlike images, usually personified ones. We are accustomed to regarding these images – the dog or parent in a dream, the mammoth peacock in the tree – as distortions of reality or hallucinatory products of our own mind, not as autonomous expressions that visit us.
But the evidence of the spontaneous eruption of imaginal objects and beings is common. One of the stranger ones, observed for decades, is the appearance of flying saucers or visitations by aliens. Of course, these are not "real" in the sense that the table at which I sit is real, although they seem quite real to thousands of people who have no context for understanding their appearance as imaginal beings that have nothing to do with mental health.
In the psychedelic experience, one may play with this aspect of psychic reality. Like the information confided in a dream, what is gleaned through the intentional opening to the imaginal is usually surprising, new and much more deeply felt than in a purely verbal, analytical experience.
It's a shame that Hofmann and those he inspired were not able to continue scientific research into LSD, but they have furnished us a roadmap.
Cliff Bostock holds a Ph.D. in depth psychology. For information on his private practice, go to www.cliffbostock.com.


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Skip to comments.The War Zone Cargo Copter That Lifts 6,000 Pounds Without a Pilot
Posted on 06/26/2012 2:57:12 PM PDT by q_an_a
But for work in a war zone, Lockheed modified the K-1200 to operate via remote controlbecause, with a couple of tons worth of cargo swaying beneath it, the K-1200 isn't particularly quick or nimble. By removing the pilot, and necessary interfaces and life support systems, the autonomous K-1200 can fly higher and with more and heavier loads than any other helicopter in service.
(Excerpt) Read more at gizmodo.com ...
Weakest link are the signals. If they can be hijacked or jammed.
i'm sure you are correct - so far it has moved 1 million + tons with no losses.
how would this work in combat?
Someone has to be close by to control the thing and what range could it have if it has to be remote controlled?
We are moving cargo without putting any Marines, Soldiers or Airmen at risk. If we had a fleet of these things flying 24-7, we could move cargo around and not put people in jeopardy." This is from the linked story - go to the story for more.
Can it do this?
Nice. I've seen some of these FIREMAX helitankers this week dropping water on our Waldo Canyon fires. But it looks like ours have a pilot. These are flying at 9 to 11 thousand feet locally. The good thing is they are built in Bloomfield CT. USA.
They might be jammed but I bet they won't be hijacked. I fly model rc helis and my $160 transmitter has 2.4 ghz digital spread spectrum technology. More expensive radios add frequency hopping to that.
Those 47s fly over our place all the time. They shake they floor enough to knock things off of tables and shelves.
We fly drones in Iraq & Afghanistan & the Stans thru secure Satellites from a work station in Colorado.
The Army/Boeing isn't having such good luck with their drone...
That's the K-MAX, I worked on them to qualify them for flight in the early 90's
back then, 4000 was it's max
Pilot: (2)@ 230 pounds with helmet and survival vest and gear.
Instrument panel with instruments: < 100 pounds.
Seats: (2)@ ~ 70 pounds
"Life support systems"? On a helo?
helicopters have been droned since the 1950's
Kaman used to go to Alamagordo and yuma and White Sands to the missile ranges to drone helos to be shot down
the K-MAX drone program started about 10 years ago
And the K-MAX has nowhere the lift and altitude capabilities of other helicopters.
Geez, I wonder who at Kaman wrote this drivel.
Is there something hanging from the -47 in that picture?
It looks like there's some kind of chains draped from the landing gear, but it doesn't look like they're attached to anything.
6000 lbs at sea level...Afghanistan's average altitude is about 4000 ft.....this puppy is not going to haul anywhere near it's sea level max.
You're right, this is a fluff piece.
I love all the comments - the story was new to me and so, no matter if the copter is old or new - it's good to see taht something is working for th troops.
Any jammer powerful enough to interfere with something like this would be stationary and lit up like the Fourth of July. It would be an easy target to destroy.
Unmanned K-Max makes first delivery for Marines in Afghanistan
23 Dec, 11
Unmanned systems have revolutionized combat aviation, providing a colossal advantage in the fight against terror with surveillance and close-air support.
Recently, a detachment of Marines from Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 1 in Afghanistan added aerial resupply to the list of UAV capabilities.
The detachment completed its first unmanned aerial system cargo delivery in a combat zone using a helicopter in Afghanistan, Dec. 17.
We delivered cargo today that was supposed to be delivered by convoy, now that convoy has three pallets that it does not have to carry, explained Maj. Kyle OConnor, the officer-in-charge of the squadrons cargo resupply unmanned aerial system detachment.
The unmanned helicopter moved about 3,500 pounds of food and supplies to troops at Combat Outpost Payne. The helicopter, an unmanned variant of a K-MAX, completed the delivery in about an hour and a half.
It is a milestone, certainly. We have delivered a lot of loads in the States during training, testing and evaluation, said Steven Athanas, a representative from Lockheed Martin. Now that we have integrated it into the battlespace, we have gone from what you think can happen to what can happen.
A human-piloted variant of the K-MAX helicopter was first developed in the 1990s. The manned version is used for heavy-lifting in corporate industry, including logging.
This is a demonstration phase to test the true capabilities of this aircraft and how well it can perform its job in a combat environment, said OConnor. With every flight in theater we are collecting data, and at the end of the day we are going to look at all of that data and decide whether or not to make it a program of record.
During this phase we will be making some adjustments to make it easier to use, but mostly I think the biggest adjustments will be seeing how many different ways we can use the unmanned aerial system, said Athanas.
At the end of a six month assessment in Afghanistan, the Marine Corps will have the option to fully implement the platform.
Marines in Afghanistan Execute the World's First Cargo Resupply with an Unmanned Helicopter
good update to my post. I think there is a whole generation of new products - using old ones and making them better that will change the battlefield.
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Tom Murphy is a reporter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. A graduate of Louisiana Tech University, he is a member of the Football Writers Association of America, and voter for the Heisman Trophy and AP Top 25 football poll.
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Florida winning big time
Florida coach Billy Donovan, right, shouts to his team as the clock runs down during the second half against Missouri, as his bench celebrates during an NCAA college basketball game in Gainesville, Fla., Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013. Florida won 83-52. It was Donovan's 400th career coaching win at Florida. (AP Photo/Phil Sandlin)
FAYETTEVILLE Florida and Mississippi escaped the first two weeks of SEC play with 4-0 records.
While both teams have two road victories each, the Gators are racking up more style points.
No. 8 Florida's four victories have come by an average of 26.7 points per game, including an 83-52 rout of then-No. 17 Missouri on Saturday. The Gators have won their road games at Texas A&M and LSU by an average of 21.5 points per game.
"They're much better defensively than I think they get credit for," Aggies Coach Billy Kennedy said.
"They play with a great understanding of the game," Missouri Coach Frank Haith said. "They play great defense. They rotate. They're always communicating on defense. ... They're beating people pretty good."
Ole Miss, bolstered by the addition of shooting ace Marshall Henderson to a veteran lineup, has won its league games by an average margin of 13.7 points per game.
"Every game has been a different way in which we find to win," Ole Miss Coach Andy Kennedy said.
Kennedy began the campaign for postseason honors by saying power forward Murphy Holloway, who leads the SEC with 10.6 rebounds per game and ranks eighth with 15.8 points per game, is "having a player of the year type of year."
Lights and 'stuff'
Power was lost in both Mississippi-based home games last week. The lights went out at Humphrey Coliseum during the pregame warm-ups for 45 minutes before Alabama beat Mississippi State 75-43 on Wednesday.
On Saturday, the lights at Ole Miss' Tad Smith Coliseum went out twice as part of campus wide outages, during the pregame and again with 5:37 remaining in the first half, causing a lengthy delay. The Rebels went on a 10-5 surge the rest of the half after play resumed.
"Arkansas was probably madder about it than us," Ole Miss' Murphy Holloway said. "When you go to Ole Miss, a lot of stuff don't work right sometimes around here."
ESPN3 analyst Matt Doherty was cutting up on the air with former Auburn star Charles Barkley during Kentucky's 75-53 rout at Auburn on Saturday.
The back and forth went like this:
Doherty: "I was visiting the Auburn campus today.
This is a lovely campus. Can you tell me where the library is?"
Barkley: (pause) "The person who did all my classwork can. ... Just joking, America."
Home vs. road
Nine of the 14 SEC teams have conference road victories, including Florida, Kentucky and Ole Miss having won both their road games. Road teams are 12-16 (.429) in SEC play.
Nine league teams have lost league home games, including 0-2 marks by LSU, South Carolina and Vanderbilt. Only Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Missouri and Ole Miss have opened 2-0 in SEC home games.
LSU, which faces Texas A&M at home Wednesday and Kentucky on the road Saturday, is the only remaining winless SEC team at 0-4.
Blood sport
The Georgia-LSU game Saturday featured a pair of bloody noses in the final four minutes.
Georgia's Nemanja Djurisic took an inadvertent chop to the face from LSU's Johnny O'Bryant that dropped him to the court and knocked him out of the rest of the game. Then LSU's Corban Collins crashed into the knee of Kentavious Caldwell-Pope while diving for a loose ball, and needed help to get off the court with a towel pressed to his face.
Georgia won 67-58 at home for its first SEC victory of the season.
Texas A&M has not only gone 0-2 since its 83-71 victory at Kentucky on Jan.
12, the Aggies have posted their two lowest scores of the season in a 68-47 loss to Florida at home and a 50-49 loss at Alabama. The 49 points at Alabama tied the Aggies' second-lowest point total, first reached in a 70-49 loss to Saint Louis.
After taking a 15-3 lead at Alabama, Texas A&M scored just 34 points in the final 30:36.
No time
Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stalling said he tried to call a timeout before the play that led to a buzzer-beating three-pointer by Ole Miss' Marshall Henderson that tied a game the Rebels eventually won 89-79 in overtime.
"Perhaps the result of our game would have been different had I been able to get that timeout in time," Stallings said. "Quite honestly, that's the second time that's happened to me this year."
Florida Coach Billy Donovan, whose record in 17 seasons at Florida is 400-160, joined Kentucky's Adolph Rupp and LSU's Dale Brown as the only men with 400 victories with one SEC team.
Donovan briefly accepted the head coaching job for the Orlando Magic in the spring of 2007 after winning back-to-back NCAA championships with the Gators, but returned to Florida five days later and resumed his pursuit of records.
"I love Florida," Donovan said. "I love being here.
Certainly that was a challenging period a few years ago. I'm excited to be able to stay at a place like Florida as long as I have."
Donovan has an overall record of 435-180.
Missouri's 83-52 loss at Florida was the Tigers' worst since a 100-63 setback at Kansas State on Feb. 16, 2008.
... Mississippi State's 75-43 home loss to Alabama last week was the second-worst home loss in 37 seasons at Humphrey Coliseum. ... Kentucky's Nerlens Noel blocked a career-high-tying seven shots in the Wildcats' 75-53 victory at Auburn.
... Auburn's 0-for-15 three point performance against Kentucky was the first time the Tigers didn't make a three since an 0-of-14 game against Ole Miss on March 1, 1997.
Game of the week
KENTUCKY AT ALABAMA, 8 p.m. Central tonight, ESPNU
The league's only 3-1 teams match up, with defending national champion Kentucky 2-0 in SEC road games and the Crimson Tide edging Tennessee and Texas A&M in its two games at Coleman Coliseum.
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- Cancel Electrical Service in Oak Ridge - Sam?
- Cancel Gas Service in Oak Ridge - Sam? (PS. I think we have a large deposit here as well)
- Cancel internet from Tech20/20. Sam?
Send email to members telling them to clear out old space/member storage. - Doug (I'll try to do this tomorrow)
- Create a guide for members on how to use the alarm system. Should be written up, maybe added to wiki? Just leave out code. - Jondale?
We want to give out keys ASAP, but we are having an alarm system issue. The downstairs keypad is not arming appropriately, and I'm sending texts to Matt the IT guy to use the app to arm the alarm after we leave. Hopefully this issue gets resolved very quickly.Alarm issues fixed.
- Updates to our site and other entities about the new location
- Update our about us page on our website to point to our new place. Add pictures and directions to make it obvious. - ????
- Update wiki where relevant - ????
- resubmit website sitemap and Google Webmaster tools if used - Jeff?
Update Facebook - James Update G+ - Doug
- Google Maps - ????
Update Meetup - Doug
- Update Eventful (not active but address is still in there) - ????
- Update Hackerspaces.org - ????
- Update Makerspace directory - ????
- Update IRS things - ????
- File change of address with State of TN - Doug
- Update domain registrar information for physical address - Jeff?
- Get a sign to put by the door we are using as our entrance. We want to make it obvious where people should enter. - Issac?
- update our equipment inventory - Makhan (we're going to need to get a good list on what we've got and what it's worth so we can evaluate how much insurance coverage to get)


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Romance and time-travel blend together in this fast-paced tale of twisted fate.
L. Roxanne Zaborovsky is about to discover that fate is comprised of an infinite number of wires that can be manipulated, and that she's not the one at the controls. From the roguishly charming Mason Merrick--a shadow from her past--to the dangerously seductive Leonardo Kaysar, she's barely even holding on.
But Roxy's got hidden strength she can use, and with the help of her best friend Katharine, she just might figure out which wire of reality is the one that will end with her getting the right guy and the right future.
Mason Merrick was right there. I could feel him there before he ever said a word. A soft thump reverberated against the door, and I could imagine Mason's palms right up against mine on the other side. Breathlessly, I stared at my hands, slowly splaying my fingers as I knelt on the ground.
What do you want from me? I wondered.
"I'm going to back off, okay? Give you a chance to settle... I don't want you to worry. I'll come back tomorrow," Mason said. His voice was low and level. He knew I was close enough to hear, and his words were strangely intimate, divided and huddled though we were.
"You're going to have to open your mind, Roxanne," he finally said, and then he struck the door hard as he stood up.
I flinched, my heart pounding. But there wasn't anything more, nothing besides the sound of footsteps fading. I didn't understand what the hell had just happened. I didn't have a clue what Mason Merrick was trying to pull off or what his motives could possibly be. Now he'd left me alone, as I'd asked him to, and it was a solitary confinement with which I was all too familiar.
Open my mind, he'd said.
I'd be a liar if I denied that part of me was glad he was coming back.
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PyCon DC 2004
Python's creator said, "What will the future bring for Python? Darned if I know. Maybe somebody in the future can bring back the keys to my time machine." In the meantime Guido declared Python 2.2 an ex-release, said 2.3.3 is current and 2.4 will be "better, faster, and bigger". It will be faster thanks to new library modules and more C code. The latest summary of completed and planned changes is in PEP 320: Python 2.4 Release Schedule, and a gentler introduction is in "What's New in Python 2.4" (URLs below). The full details of completed changes are in the file Misc/NEWS in the Python source, and Misc/HISTORY details all the past changes since Python 0.9.0.
Guido said the current dilemmas for 2.4 are deciding on a function decorator syntax, getting people used to generator expressions and speeding up function calls by shrinking the stack frames.
A decorator is a function that takes another function as an argument and returns a modified version of that function. Python's classmethod and staticmethod builtins are decorators. Python needs a generic syntax to apply decorators in the def line, remembering that a function can have multiple decorators. Five syntaxes are under consideration:
def foo [classmethod] (cls, arg1, arg2): # Guido's favorite, and preferred by PyCon hand vote. # Disadvantage: args separated from function name. [classmethod] def foo(cls, arg1, arg2) # Disadvantage: 'def' not at left column. def [classmethod] foo(cls, arg1, arg2): # Disadvantage: function name not near left column. def foo(cls, arg1, arg2) [classmethod]: # Disadvantage: decorator hidden behind long argument list. def foo(cls, arg1, arg2): [classmethod] # Disadvantage: decorator not on 'def' line.
Generator expressions are like list interpolations, but they create an iterator rather than a list. That's good because usually you're going to iterate over it once anyway, so a list would waste memory. The syntax is quite unobtrusive; simply put the keywords in a normal parenthesized expression:
sum(x * 2 for x in range(10))
If there's a comma on either side, an extra pair of parentheses is required. This eliminates ambiguity in argument lists.
The long-awaited Python 3.0 has been put off again, this time until his son Orlijn goes to college (he's now 1 1/2) or until Guido retires or goes on a sabbatical. His top wishlist items for 3.0 are:
convert functions returning lists into generators wherever feasible. ("Iterators are the force of the future.") Users will have to type list(range(10)) if they really need a list.
add interfaces.
make the module hierarchy in the standard library deeper.
learn from IronPython, Starkiller and PyPy.
IronPython is a rewrite of Python in C# for Microsoft's Common Language Runtime. Every port of Python to a different virtual machine tests the robustness of the language and standard libraries and often reveals some efficiency tricks that can be ported back to CPython. Starkiller is discussed below; it's a statically typed C++ compiler for Python programs. PyPy is a rewrite of Python in Python. (Yes, some people actually do this.) Q&A on a variety of topics is in the SubEthaEdit notes.
Homage should be paid to last year's most controversial topic, if-then-else expressions (PEP 308). Guido did not see it as important because the if statement exists, but he was willing to add it if the community overwhelmingly favored it and agreed on a syntax. The community could do neither, so Guido rejected it forevermore.
Bruce Eckel gave a humorous talk about static vs. dynamic typing. You can read more about it in the SubEthaEdit notes and in Bruce's Web log (see Resources). He quoted Andrew Dalke's comment about typing: "If you only care if it quacks, you don't need to check that it's a duck." Bruce maintains that even with static typing you still have to do checks at runtime for things the compiler can't catch, so why obscure the code with types and casts? He thinks one's time would be better spent writing a robust automated test suite (unittest) than on debugging type casts.
To me, the three most interesting talks were those discussing Nevow, Quixote and Atop. Nevow is the successor to Twisted Woven, a high-level Web application framework. Because I've worked with Webware and Cheetah extensively, I was curious about the differences. Nevow, like most other non-PSP/PHP servers, is based on servlets. Something parses the URL and invokes a servlet instance somewhere, and a servlet method returns or writes the HTML output. In Webware, that something that parses the URL is Webware itself. In Nevow, as in twisted.web that I described last year, your application class registers itself as the manager of a certain URL part (=directory), and then your
.locateChild(self, request, parts)
method has to handle or delegate everything to the right of that part.
Nevow's most intriguing aspect is its built-in model-view-controller (MVC) framework, which strictly separates generic logic calculations (the data) from the specific view desired (the rendering). A servlet (a Page subclass) associates itself with an HTML template. The template might contain placeholder tags like this:

<nevow:slot name="label">Bogus label</nevow:slot>
 ...
(Here and throughout I've used modified examples from the presentations.) Nevow sees "currentMonth" and calls a method .data_currentMonth in your servlet. That method returns some values needed in the , possibly based on GET parameters or other criteria. Nevow then sees "month" and calls .render_month(self, context, data). That method receives the data returned by the previous method and fills the slot with its actual value:
context.fillSlots('label', monthName)
This replaces the entire slot tag. Cheetah fans note that the template is not pulling values from a dictionary; rather, the method is pushing values into the template. The rendering method also can extract another type of tag, the pattern, which it can use in a for loop to generate repetitive sections, for example, table rows.
Nevow also has some Pythonic ways to generate HTML tags (what the W3C DOM should have been but isn't), a form handler (again MVC) and an abstraction for server-client Javascript interaction.
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Re: PyCon DC 2004
Since Mike didn't mention it, I'll point out -- the VoIP software that Anthony Baxter presented is called Shtoom, and it's hosted at Divmod:
-- Christopher Armstrong
Re: PyCon DC 2004
I've read half a dozen writeups on PyCon 2004. Mike's is the clear
winner among them all. Thanks! I really feel like I've gotten some of the essence of an interesting event.
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Turkey-Vegetable Hash Brown Quiche | Recipes | Incredible Edible Egg
Post-Thanksgiving Breakfast: Turkey-Vegetable Hash Brown Quiche
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Microwave Egg, Canadian Bacon & Cheese Muffin - Incredible Egg
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